
Taking up temporary residence in Bedford Square London is the Architectural Associations Summer Pavilion by Simon Whittle. 
Built in Finnforest timber the structure makes a striking contrast to the square which has just undergone a 6 month regeneration as part of the Bloomsbury Squares project. The Square is one of the best preserved set pieces of Georgian architecture in London with numerous Grade I listed buildings.
View the Quicktime panorama The Summer Pavilion (4.5mb).
Architectural Association Summer Pavilion - London Panorama (High Dynamic Range)
Andy
CASA, UCL East
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